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What is scope?

  "Scope" describes the the scope and limitations of impact that a variable can have on the overall code and program. The scope of a variable is
dependent on how and where it is defined or declared. A variable defined outside a fucntion will have "global scope" and can effect
the entire program; a variable defined within a function will have "block scope" and will be limited to it's particular block of code.
  
Why are global variables avoided?

  A variable with "global scope" can effect the entire program whereas a variable 
with "block scope" is contained within it's particular block of code, so can be controlled more specifically. "Block scope" 

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